Kubota U17 de segunda mano: 13 anuncios en vivo, €14k–€24k

¿Cuánto cuesta un Kubota U17 de segunda mano en Europa?

Entre los concesionarios independientes europeos, los anuncios de Kubota U17 de segunda mano oscilan actualmente entre 14.450 € y 24.229 €, con una media de mercado en torno a 18.432 €. El año, las horas de trabajo y la configuración mueven el precio dentro de ese rango. Basado en 13 anuncios activos, actualizados a diario.

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Especificación · Comparación

Cómo se alinea el U17 en su clase.

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Kubota

U17

De un vistazo

Clase de peso

1.7 t

1.8 t

1.7 t

Potencia

Motor

Kubota D902

Volvo D0.9A

Yanmar 3TNV74F

Potencia

15–17 hp

16.1–16.3 hp

14.5–15.6 hp

Dimensiones

Peso operativo

1,680–1,860 kg

1,692–1,810 kg

1,720–1,880 kg

Longitud

3,548–3,640 mm

3,591 mm

3,500 mm

Anchura

990–1,240 mm

994 mm

980 mm

Altura

2,330–2,410 mm

2,395 mm

2,380 mm

Longitud de transporte

3,550 mm

3,591 mm

3,500 mm

Alcance de trabajo

Capacidad de la cuchara

0.04 m³

0.036 m³

0.034 m³

Profundidad máx. de excavación

2,280–2,400 mm

2,097–2,234 mm

2,190 mm

Alcance máximo

3,840–3,950 mm

3,856–4,266 mm

3,810 mm

Radio de giro trasero

622–1,125 mm

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680 mm

Transmisión

Velocidad de desplazamiento

4.1–4.3 km/h

4.7 km/h

4.3 km/h

Mercado

Precio de venta medio · UE

€18k

€35k

€16k

Gama de precios

€14k – €24k

€16k – €28k

€10k – €21k

Anuncios activos

13

11

5

Acerca de · Kubota U17

Resumen

The Kubota U17 is a compact mini-excavator in the sub-2-tonne class, with an operating weight of 1720 kg and an engine output of 16 hp. Its 0.04 m3 bucket capacity positions it firmly in the light-duty, access-focused segment of the excavator market. The zero-tail-swing or minimal-overhang configuration typical of this weight class makes it a practical choice where working space is constrained. Kubota's reputation for reliable diesel powertrains underpins the U17's standing as a well-regarded unit in its category.

Aplicaciones típicas

Dónde se utiliza esta máquina

Mini-excavators in the sub-2-tonne class are routinely deployed for residential groundworks, landscaping, drainage installation, and utility trenching in confined or sensitive areas. Their compact footprint allows operation inside buildings under demolition or renovation, in walled gardens, and along narrow access corridors where larger machines cannot travel. The U17's weight and bucket size suit precision excavation tasks rather than high-volume earth-moving.

Inspección del mercado de segunda mano

Qué hay que comprobar antes de comprar

When inspecting a used mini-excavator in this class, prioritise the condition of the rubber tracks, as wear and cracking significantly affect operational readiness and represent a near-term cost. Check the undercarriage components including rollers, idlers, and sprockets for excessive play or uneven wear. Inspect all hydraulic lines, cylinders, and couplings for leaks, and operate the boom, dipper, and bucket through their full range of motion to confirm smooth, responsive hydraulic function. Review any available service records to verify that scheduled maintenance has been carried out on the engine and hydraulic system. Examine the blade, bucket, and cutting edges for wear or damage, and confirm that any listed attachments are present, functional, and compatible with the machine's auxiliary hydraulic circuit.

Mercado actual

Posición de precios

The Kubota U17 competes directly with the Hitachi ZX17U and the Volvo EC18, all three machines occupying the same sub-2-tonne, low-access mini-excavator bracket. Against the Hitachi ZX17U, the Kubota matches closely on operating weight and power class, with brand-support networks and regional parts availability often differentiating buyer preference. The Volvo EC18 sits marginally above the U17 in operating weight, offering buyers a slight capacity step-up within the same general category. Within any cohort of U17 units on the used market, the attributes that drive variation in positioning include accumulated working hours, the presence and condition of hydraulic quick-hitches or additional attachments, overall mechanical and cosmetic condition, and whether service history documentation accompanies the machine. Configuration details such as blade type, cab or canopy specification, and rubber-track condition further influence where an individual unit sits relative to others in its class.

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